Cast & Creative
David Harewood
William F. Buckley Jr
David Harewood
William F. Buckley Jr
Theatre includes: Best of Enemies, Peribanez (Young Vic), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Theatre for a New Audience), Welcome To Thebes, Henry IV, His Dark Materials (National Theatre), The Mountaintop (Trafalgar Studios/Theatre 503), An Oak Tree, Bad ‘Nuff (Soho Theatre), Woyzeck (St. Ann’s Warehouse, New York Grassmarket Project), Exonerated (Riverside Studios), The Misanthrope (Minerva Chichester), Othello (RNT World Tour), Antony And Cleopatra (Public Theatre NY/Alley Theatre, Texas & Tour/Riverside Studios), Pinchy Cobi & The 7 Duppies, Worlds Apart (Stratford East), King Lear (Talawa Theatre Company), Othello, Black Poppies (Stratford East/NT Studio), Anowa (Gate Theatre).
Television includes: Homeland, The Night Manager, Supergirl, Madiba, Beowulf, Selfie, The Money, By Any Means, Anatomy of Violence, Macbeth, The Vice, Frankenstein’s Wedding, Treasure Island, Hustle, Strike Back, Dr. Who, The Fixer, Winnie Mandela.
Film includes: Free In Deed, Blood Diamond, Mad Dogs And Englishmen, I Wonder Who’s Kissing Her Now, Separate Lies, The Merchant of Venice, Hot Potato.
Zachary Quinto
Gore Vidal
Zachary Quinto
Gore Vidal
Theatre includes: Angels in America (Signature Theatre, Theater World Award winner and a Drama Desk Award nominee), Glass Menagerie (Booth Theatre, Broadway), Smokefall (MCC), The Boys in the Band (Booth Theatre, Broadway), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (The Geffen).
Television includes: Heroes (NBC), American Horror Story (FX), American Horror Story: Asylum (FX, Critic’s Choice Award winner and Emmy Award nominee), NOS4A2 (AMC).
Film includes: Star Trek, Star Trek Into Darkness, Star Trek Beyond, The Boys in the Band, Margin Call, Aardvark, and All Is Lost (producer), A Most Violent Year (producer).
Deborah Alli
Aretha Franklin / Patty the Party Guest / Brooke Gladstone
Deborah Alli
Aretha Franklin / Patty the Party Guest / Brooke Gladstone
Theatre includes: The Gift, Richard II, Hippolytus, The Tempest (RADA). The Lion King (Lyceum Theatre).
TV includes: Undercover (BBC One).
David Boyle
Ensemble
David Boyle
Ensemble
Theatre includes: The Mousetrap (Adam Spiegel Productions), Fawlty Towers Gourmet Cabaret (Fawdinex), Jeff Wayne’s The War Of The Worlds: Immersive Experience (Dotdotdot), Jack And The Beanstalk (Millfield Arts Theatre), Jeepers Creepers (Leicester Square Theatre), The Phantom Raspberry Blower Of Old London Town (The Ministry Of Entertainment), Being Sellers (Simon Green), Jack’s Giant Adventure (Caboodle), The Actors Market (Waterloo East Theatre), Being Sellers (Nyc And London Run), Newley – The Singer And His Songs (The Actors Centre), Talk Of The Town (Canal Cafe Theatre), Feelin’ Good (Battersea Barge), Little Voice (Oxford Stage Company), A Woman Of No Importance (The Questors Theatre), Dealer’s Choice (Tower Theatre), The Resistable Rise Of Arturo VI (Tower Theatre), The Tempest (The Quesetor’s Theatre).
Televison includes: Ted Lasso (Apple TV), The Suspect (ITV), Granchester (Kudos), The Last Hours Of Gilda Radner (ITV), Call The Midwife (BBC), Urban Myths: The Mysterious Case Of Agatha Christie (Sky Arts), Crade To Grave (ITV), Holby City (BBC), Film School (M4 West Media).
Film includes: Consecration (Christopher Smith), How To Hang A Monkey (Harmless Entertainment), Living A Lie (Elandis Film Company), Moment Of Truth (International Film Institute), Simon Says (International Film Institute) And Tangled Web (Connections Film Company).
Lincoln Conway
Ensemble
Lincoln Conway
Ensemble
Theatre includes: Blues for an Alabama Sky (National Theatre), Jitney (The Old Vic), 1974 (The Lyric Theatre Belfast), Festen (The Gate Theatre Dublin), The Merchant of Venice (Corcadora Theatre Co Ireland).
Film includes: Mission Impossible 7, Get Rich or Die Tryin, Tara Road.
Emilio Doorgasingh
William Sheehan / Chet Huntley / Howard Austen
Emilio Doorgasingh
William Sheehan / Chet Huntley / Howard Austen
Theatre includes: Best Of Enemies (Young Vic), Persuasion (Rose Theatre Kingston, Alexandra Palace and Oxford Playhouse), Shadowlands, Present Laughter (Chichester Festival Theatre), Much Ado About Nothing (Globe Theatre), The Kite Runner (Wyndhams Theatre, Playhouse Theatre and UK tour), Boy (Almeida Theatre), Dara, The Ramayana (National Theatre), Robin Hood, Arabian Nights (Manchester Lowry), Baghdad Wedding (Soho Theatre), How Many Miles To Basra (Leeds Playhouse), Angels Among The Trees (Nottingham Playhouse), A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Rose Rage, Twelfth Night, The Comedy of Errors, Henry V (Propellor West End, BAM Brooklyn, National & International tours), Merry Wives Of Windsor, Romeo & Juliet, Wind In The Willows (Chester GPOAT) Venice Preserved (site specific), Dial M For Murder (Frankfurt).
Television includes: Game of Thrones, Casualty, Hollyoaks, You and Me, The Good Karma Hospital, Ted Lasso, Trigger Point, The Sister Boniface Mysteries, Eastenders, The Tuckers, Four Weddings And A Funeral, Departure, Midsomer Murders, Unforgotten, Case Histories, 90210, Spooks (MI-5), Silent Witness, Rebus, Jo St Clair, The Royals, Doctors, 10 Days To War, Hannibal The Path To 9/11, Agatha Christie’s Marple, The Bill.
Film includes: Rupture, Princess Switch 3, Soof 3, Red 2, Kingdom Of Heaven, Pimp, Extraordinary Rendition, Dangerous Game, The Bible.
Vivienne Ekwulugo
Ensemble
Vivienne Ekwulugo
Ensemble
Theatre includes: Thriller Live (West End), Fame and Sister Act (Alban Arena).
Music includes: BBC Radio 2 Sold on Song competition (finalist), West End Live Lounge: The Greats (Lyric Theatre), The Women’s Century Concert at Canary Wharf, Man in The Mirror (charity single with legendary singer songwriter Siedah Garrett), and three studio albums, including Cover Girl (cowritten with leading UK choral composer Richard Allain).
Clare Foster
Patricia Buckley
Clare Foster
Patricia Buckley
Theatre includes: Best of Enemies (Young Vic Theatre), The Realistic Joneses (Ustinov Studio, Theatre Royal Bath), Consent (Harold Pinter Theatre), Travesties (Apollo Theatre and Menier Chocolate Factory) Guys & Dolls, Master and Margarita and Out of This World (Chichester Festival Theatre), Merrily We Roll Along (Menier Chocolate Factory and Harold Pinter Theatre), Separation, Duet for One, Love On The Dole, A Streetcar Named Desire (Bolton Octagon Theatre), Crazy for You (Regents Park Open Air Theatre and Novello Theatre), The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe (West Yorkshire Playhouse), Avenue Q (Noel Coward Theatre), The Far Pavilions (Shaftesbury Theatre), Sweet Charity (Sheffield Crucible), We Will Rock You (Dominion Theatre).
Television includes: Nolly, The Ex-Wife, Dark Heart, Sherlock, Taboo, Galavant, Ripper Street & The Crown.
Film includes: Seacole, Holmes & Watson, Les Miserables, Black Forest.
Tom Godwin
Frank Meyer / Andy Warhol / Bobby Kennedy / David Brinkley / Enoch Powell
Tom Godwin
Frank Meyer / Andy Warhol / Bobby Kennedy / David Brinkley / Enoch Powell
Theatre Includes: Best of Enemies (Young Vic), Tina: The Tina Turner Musical (Aldwych Theatre), Woman in Black (Fortune Theatre and Stephen Joseph Theatre), Earthquakes in London (National Theatre), ENRON (Chichester Theatre, Royal Court and Noel Coward Theatre), Bingo (Young Vic), City of Glass (Lyric Hammersmith), Macbeth (Park Avenue Armory NYC), To Kill A Mockingbird (Regents Park Theatre), Taming of the Shrew (Shakespeare’s Globe), The Crash of the Elysium (Punchdrunk/MIF), Get Santa! (Royal Court), Henceforward, Arsenic & Old Lace (Derby Playhouse), Elizabeth Rex (Birmingham Rep), The Little Mermaid (Bristol Old Vic), Cinderella (St.James Theatre), Professor Bernhardi, Victory (Arcola), Secret Heart, Volpone (Manchester Royal Exchange), Skylight (Vaudeville Theatre).
Television includes: The English, Doc Martin, Discovery of Witches, The Irregulars, Hendrix & Handel, Joe All Alone, Coronation Street, Knightfall, My Mad Fat Diary, Quacks, The Hollow Crown: Henry VI, Taboo, Family Tree, Psychoville
Film includes: Alice Through The Looking Glass, The Danish Girl, The Last Dragonslayer, About Time, Knockers, Napoleon.
John Hodgkinson
Howard K Smith / Mayor Daley
John Hodgkinson
Howard K Smith / Mayor Daley
Theatre includes: Hangmen (Royal Courtm Wyndham’sm Golden Theatre New York), The Ferryman (Royal Court and Gielgud Theatre – Olivier Nominated for Best Actor in a Supporting Role), Venice Preserved, The Provoked Wife, Twelfth Night, A Christmas Carol, Love’s Labour’s Lost, Much Ado About Nothing (RSC), The Libertine (Glasgow Citizens), A Walk On Part (Live Theatre, Soho Theatre and Arts Theatre).
Television includes: Life After Life, Small Axe, Catherine The Great, Rillington Place, Victoria, Witless, Todd Margaret, The Escape Artist, Whitechapel, Big Bad World, Criminal Justice, Peep Show.
Film includes: Napoleon, Heart of Lightness, Skyfall, Leave to Remain, Thunderpants, Firelight.
Jamie Hogarth
Ensemble
Jamie Hogarth
Ensemble
Theatre includes: Death Of A Salesman (Piccadilly Theatre), Mamma Mia! (UK tour), Abigails Party (Wyndhams Theatre), Noises Off (UK tour), Plague Over England (Duchess Theatre).
Television includes: Our House (ITV), Eastenders (BBC).
Syrus Lowe
James Baldwin / George Mellis / Martin Luther King Jr
Syrus Lowe
James Baldwin / George Mellis / Martin Luther King Jr
Theatre Includes: Best of Enemies (Young Vic), The Inheritance (West End/Young Vic), The Long Song (Chichester Festival Theatre), Earthquakes in London (National Theatre), Saint Joan (Donmar Warehouse), La Cage Aux Folles (West End and Park Theatre), Henry V (Regents Park Open Air Theatre), Overspill (Soho Theatre), The Crucible (Yard Theatre), Walking the Tightrope: The Tension Between Art and Politics (Offstage Theatre for the Underbelly, Edinburgh), Fast Cuts and Snapshots (Fuel Theatre for A Play, A Pie and A Pint), The Velveteen Rabbit (Unicorn Theatre), The President and the Pakistani (Waterloo East Theatre), 66 Books – The Middle Man (Bush Theatre), Macbeth (Liverpool Everyman), Testing The Echo (Tricycle Theatre).
Television includes: Treason, Strike – Troubled Blood, Avenue 5, Home, Holby City, The Living and The Dead, The Five, Critical, DCI Banks, Talking to the Dead, Doctors, Sherlock: A Study in Pink, Ashes to Ashes, Go Jetters.
Film includes: The Fool’s Mate, Jimi: The Last 24 Hours.
Kevin McMonagle
Elmer Lower / Walter Cronkite
Kevin McMonagle
Elmer Lower / Walter Cronkite
Theatre includes: After Life (National Theatre), Witness For The Prosecution (London County Hall), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Bridge Theatre), Mother Courage and Her Children (Royal Exchange Theatre), The Rise and Fall of Little Voice (The Park Theatre), People, Places & Things (National Theatre, West End and St. Ann’s Warehouse, Brooklyn), Junkyard (Headlong), The Tempest (The Coronet), The Divided Laing, Pieces of Vincent (Arcola Theatre), No Nothing (Lemon Tree), A Doll’s House (National Theatre of Scotland), Twelfth Night, The Tempest, The Comedy of Errors, Richard III (RSC), Ambulance, Thyestes, Ladybird, Kin (Royal Court), The Family Reunion (Donmar Warehouse).
Television includes: New Tricks, Krakatoa – The Last Days, Quite Ugly One Morning, Rose and Maloney, Rebus, Blue Murder, Bramwell.
Film includes: Greenfingers.
Sam Otto
Tariq Ali / Matt
Sam Otto
Tariq Ali / Matt
Theatre includes: Fracked! Or: Please Don’t Use The F-Word (Chichester Festival Theatre).
Television includes: Snowpiercer, The State, The Boy With The Topknot, Collateral.
Film includes: The Corrupted, The Flood.
Saaj Raja
Ensemble
Saaj Raja
Ensemble
Theatre includes: I Couldn’t Do Your Job (Pleasance Theatre).
Film includes: Marvel’s Eternals, A Game of Two Halves.
James Graham
Writer
James Graham
Writer
James Graham is a Playwright and film and television writer. James’ play This House premiered at the National Theatre’s Cottesloe Theatre in September 2012, directed by Jeremy Herrin, and transferred to the Olivier in 2013 where it enjoyed a sold-out run, and garnered critical acclaim and a huge amount of interest and admiration from current and former MPs for his rendition of life in the House of Commons. It went on to have an Olivier-nominated sell-out revival in the West End in 2017 and it was chosen by popular vote as the best play of the 2010’s for the major theatre publisher Methuen.
Ink, his play about the early days of Rupert Murdoch, opened to huge praise at the Almeida and transferred to the West End in September 2017 where it played in the theatre next door to James’ other new play – political romantic comedy Labour of Love – creating theatre history. Labour of Love went on to win an Olivier Award. Ink went on to transfer to Manhattan Theatre Club on Broadway and be nominated for six Tony Awards.
James wrote the book for Finding Neverland, the musical with music by Gary Barlow. It opened in Boston in Summer 2014 and transferred to Broadway in Spring 2015. His first film for television, Caught in a Trap, was broadcast on ITV1 on Boxing Day 2008.
Brexit: An Uncivil War, tapped into a national conversation, garnering huge public attention and critical acclaim. It was broadcast on Channel 4 and HBO and starred Benedict Cumberbatch. It was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Television Movie, a BAFTA for Single Drama and a Satellite Award for Best Motion Picture Made for Television. This coincided with James being featured on the leading arts programme Imagine. The show explored James’s influences and, in turn, his influence.
James adapted his Chichester and West End hit play Quiz as a three part television piece. Directed by Stephen Frears and starring Matthew MacFadyen and Sian Clifford, the piece was one of the most watched in the first UK COVID 19 Lockdown and trended on Twitter every week.
He is currently adapting his play Ink into a screenplay, developing a film with Lenny Abrahamson, writing a Christmas movie for Working Title and writing a musical with Elton John. James’ most recent work is the critically acclaimed TV drama Sherwood the Guardian gave it 5 stars and said it was “The cleverest, most compelling show I’ve seen in years” the telegraph also gave it 5 stars and said it was “Authentic, devastating and perfectly cast: Sherwood is the best TV drama of the year!
Jeremy Herrin
Director
Jeremy Herrin
Director
Theatre includes: Almost Famous The Musical (Broadway), The Glass Menagerie (West End), Best of Enemies (Young Vic), All My Sons, The Dumb Waiter (Old Vic), After Life, The Visit (National Theatre), People, Places, and Things (National Theatre, West End and St Ann’s, New York), This House (National Theatre and West End), Labour of Love (Olivier Award for Best Comedy), The Nether, That Face, South Downs (West End), Wolf Hall, Bring Up the Bodies (Evening Standard Award for Best Director, Tony & Olivier Award nominations) (RSC, West End and Broadway), Junkyard, The Nether (Headlong), The Tempest, Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare’s Globe), Noises Off (Roundabout).
Television includes: Unprecedented, Sitting, Talking Heads.
Jeremy was Artistic Director of Headlong.
Bunny Christie
Designer
Bunny Christie
Designer
Bunny Christie’s work at the National Theatre includes The Red Barn, Husbands & Sons (also Royal Exchange Theatre), People, Places & Things (set; also West End), The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (also West End and Broadway; Olivier and Tony awards), Blurred Lines, Emil and the Detectives, Children of the Sun, The Comedy of Errors, The Cherry Orchard, Greenland, Men Should Weep, The White Guard (Olivier Award), Our Class, Mrs Affleck, Women of Troy, Philistines, The Life of Galileo, The President of an Empty Room, A Streetcar Named Desire (Olivier Award), Dealer’s Choice, Fix Up, Elmina’s Kitchen (filmed by the BBC and transferred to the Garrick) and Baby Doll (Evening Standard Award). Other theatre work includes Made in Dagenham at the Adelphi; the all-women Henry IV and Julius Caesar, also Closer, Moonlight, Dimetos, The Family Reunion and After Miss Julie at the Donmar Warehouse; The House of Bernarda Alba at the Almeida; Haunted Child and Kin at the Royal Court; Hay Fever at the Noël Coward; Fool for Love at the Apollo; The Postman Always Rings Twice at West Yorkshire Playhouse and in the West End; Julius Caesar at St Ann’s Warehouse New York; Dance of Death I and II for The Royal Dramaten Theatre Stockholm; and As You Like It at Shakespeare’s Globe and the Tokyo Globe. Opera includes Medée for ENO; Brief Encounter and Tosca for Houston Grand Opera. Film work includes Swan Song with John Gielgud, nominated for an Academy Award for Best Short Film.
Jack Knowles
Lighting Designer
Jack Knowles
Lighting Designer
Theatre includes: Caroline, or Change (West End and Broadway), Patriots, Spring Awakening, Nine Lessons and Carols, The Duchess of Malfi, Three Sisters, Shipwreck, Machinal, They Drink it in the Congo, Boy, Carmen Disruption, Game (Almeida Theatre), Top Girls, Barber Shop Chronicles (also World Tour), Beginning (also West End), Cleansed (National Theatre), Glass. Kill. Bluebeard. Imp, The End of History, Instructions for Correct Assembly, 2071 (Royal Court), Venice Preserved (Royal Shakespeare Company), The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, The Importance of Being Earnest,The Windsors: Endgame (West End), Antigone (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre), Anna Karenina, Steel (Sheffield Theatres), Light Falls, The Producers, The Greatest Play in the History of the World (also Traverse, Trafalgar Studios and UK Tour), Death of a Salesman, Happy Days, Parliament Square, Our Town, Twelfth Night, A Streetcar Named Desire, Wit, The Skriker, There Has Possibly Been An Incident (Royal Exchange), Committee (Donmar Warehouse), Piaf, Wonderland (Nottingham Playhouse), Gin Craze! (Royal and Derngate), Good Vibrations (Lyric Theatre, Belfast), Circle Mirror Transformation (Home MCR), Junkyard, Pygmalion (Headlong), Mary Stuart, The Beacon (Staatstheater Stuttgart), 4.48 Psychosis, Reisende auf einem Bein, Happy Days (Schauspielhaus Hamburg), The Forbidden Zone (Salzburg Festival, Schaubühne and Barbican), Phaedra (Enniskillen International Beckett Festival), A Sorrow Beyond Dreams (Vienna Burgtheater), Lungs, Yellow Wallpaper (Schaubühne), Night Train (Schauspiel Köln, Avignon Festival and Theatertreffen).
Opera includes: La Bohéme (Gothenburg Opera).
Awards include: Knight of Illumination Award for Barber Shop Chronicles.
Jack trained at the Central School of Speech and Drama.
Tom Gibbons
Sound Designer
Tom Gibbons
Sound Designer
Recent Theatre Includes: Best of Enemies (Young Vic), Hamlet, Oresteia (Park Avenue Armory, Almeida Theatre, West End), Animal Farm (UK tour), West Side Story, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Broadway), Cabaret (Goteborg Opera), Judas, Oedipus, The Doctor (International Theatre Amsterdam), The Antipodes, Home, I’m Darling, People, Places and Things (Winner for Best Sound Design, Olivier Awards 2016), Hedda Gabler, Sunset At The Villa Thalia, The Red Barn (National Theatre/West End), All About Eve (West End), Our Town (Regents Park Open Air Theatre), The Doctor, Wild Duck (Almeida and West End), Madness of King George III (Nottingham Playhouse), Hexenjagd (Theater Basel), Mr Burns, 1984 (Almeida, West End and Broadway), Fanny and Alexander, The Lorax (Old Vic), A View From the Bridge (Young Vic, West End and Broadway), Obsession (International Theatre Amsterdam and Barbican), Life of Galileo, Happy Days, A Season in the Congo, Disco Pigs (Young Vic), Les Miserables (Wermland Opera, Sweden), The Crucible (Theater Basel and Broadway), Anna Karenina (Manchester Royal Exchange), The Moderate Soprano, Elephants (Hampstead Theatre), White Devil, As You Like It (RSC), Translations, Plenty (Sheffield Crucible), After Life, The Absence of War, Romeo & Juliet (Headlong), Lion Boy (Complicite), Venus in Fur (Theatre Royal Haymarket), Henry IV, Julius Caesar (Donmar and St Ann’s Brooklyn), The End of History, Pah La, The Woods, Love Love Love, Goats (Royal Court).
Max Spielbichler
Video Design
Max Spielbichler
Video Design
Max is a Video Designer, Design Associate, Systems Designer and Technical Associate for live events. He trained at the Central School of Speech and Drama.
Video Design credits include: Afterlife (National Theatre).
Associate Video Design credits include: An American in Paris (Shiki Theatre Company, Kyoto), The Knife of Dawn (Royal Opera House).
As National Theatre’s Video Supervisor: Peter Gynt, My Brilliant Friend, The Welkin, Romeo and Juliet (Sky Arts)
As 59 Productions’ Technical Manager: The Last Ship (UK and Toronto), The Nutcracker (Royal Albert Hall), An American in Paris (West End), Apollo 50: Go for the Moon (Washington DC), Five Telegrams (Royal Albert Hall and Usher Hall), Array (Beech Street Tunnel), Reflections, Guggenheim Bilbao 20th Anniversary in Bilbao, Spain, Boeing Centennial Projection Spectacular (Seattle, WA).
Shelley Maxwell
Movement Direction, Choreography, Intimacy
Shelley Maxwell
Movement Direction, Choreography, Intimacy
Theatre includes: The Time Traveller’s Wife: The Musical (Storyhouse), Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Story (West End), Best of Enemies (Young Vic), J’Ouvert (West End), Nine Night (West End), Equus (West End), After Life, Master Harold…and the Boys, Hansard, Antony & Cleopatra, Twelfth Night (National Theatre), Tartuffe (RSC), Macbeth (The Globe), Faustus (Lyric & Birmingham Rep), Cinderella (Lyric), Grey (Oval House), King Hedley II and, Equus (Theatre Royal Stratford East), J’Ouvert (Theatre503), Cougar and, Dealing with Clair (Orange Tree Theatre), Winter and, Why it’s Kicking off Everywhere and, Cuttin’ it (Young Vic), A Streetcar named Desire (Nuffield, Clwyd Theatre Cymru and for English Touring Theatre), Rules for Living (Royal & Derngate), Apologia (English Theatre Frankfurt).
As assistant movement director, work includes Hamlet (RSC).
Television includes: Anansi Boys (Amazon).
Film includes: Romeo & Juliet (Sky Arts) Ear For Eye (BBC).
Shelley won the award for Best Choreographer at the inaugural Black British Theatre Awards in 2019 for her work on Equus.
Benjamin Kwasi Burrell
Composition
Benjamin Kwasi Burrell
Composition
Charlotte Sutton CDG
UK Casting
Charlotte Sutton CDG
UK Casting
Jim Carnahan CSA
US Casting
Jim Carnahan CSA
US Casting
US CastingJim has cast over 150 Broadway shows. His upcoming New York work include: Almost Famous, A Beautiful Noise, Leopoldstadt, Take Me Out and Merrily We Roll Along. Past Broadway: Funny Girl, Take Me Out, Plaza Suite, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Caroline, or Change, Moulin Rouge! The Musical, The Lehman Trilogy, Soldier’s Play, Christmas Carol, Betrayal, Tootsie, All My Sons, Burn This, Kiss Me Kate, True West, The Ferryman, Head Over Heels, Travesties, Angels in America, Farinelli and the King, 1984, Groundhog Day, Long Day’s Journey Into Night, She Loves Me, Noises Off, King Charles III, Therese Raquin, Fun Home, Constellations, The River, The Real Thing, You Can’t Take It With You, Cabaret, Violet, Rocky, Machinal, Glass Menagerie, Matilda, Mystery of Edwin Drood, Harvey, Peter and the Starcatcher, Once, Mountaintop, Jerusalem, Anything Goes, Arcadia, Importance of Being Earnest, Scottsboro Boys, Sondheim on Sondheim, American Idiot, A Behanding in Spokane, Waiting for Godot, The Seagull, Boeing-Boeing, Sunday in the Park, Curtains, Spring Awakening, Pajama Game, Pillowman, Democracy, Twelve Angry Men, Assassins, Big River, Gypsy, Nine, Joe Egg, Into The Woods, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Noises Off, Follies, Man Who Came To Dinner, Copenhagen, True West, Side Man, View From the Bridge, 1776.
Off-Broadway: Little Shop of Horrors, Medea (BAM), Apologia, The Beast in the Jungle, If I Forget, Love Love Love, The Robber Bridegroom, Brooklynite, What’s It All About?, Talley’s Folly, If there is I Haven’t Found it Yet, Look Back in Anger.
London: Eureka Day (Old Vic), Mad House (Ambassador), The 47th (Old Vic), Betrayal (Harold Pinter), Glengarry Glen Ross (Playhouse), Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Apollo), Angels in America (Lyttleton), Nice Fish (Harold Pinter), Glass Menagerie (Duke of York’s), Red Barn (Lyttleton), Motherf**ker with the Hat (Lyttleton), Streetcar Named Desire (Young Vic), Scottsboro Boys (Young Vic), Children’s Hour (Comedy), La Bête (Comedy), Deathtrap (Noel Coward), Speed the Plow (Old Vic).
San Francisco: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Curran), A Christmas Carol (Golden Gate), Swept Away (Berkeley Rep), The Jungle (Curran), American Idiot (Berkeley Rep).
Television/Film: Ari Aster’s Disappointment Blvd., John Mulaney & The Sack Lunch Bunch (Netflix), The Seagull, A Home At The End Of The World, Flicka, and Glee (Emmy nom). Brooklyn and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (New York Casting).
He is a member of the Casting Society of America and a twenty four-time recipient of the Artios Award for excellence in casting.
Annie Kershaw
Associate Director
Annie Kershaw
Associate Director
Annie Kershaw is a theatre director from Reading. She worked as Jerwood Assistant Director on the Young Vic/Headlong co-production of Best of Enemies by James Graham directed by Jeremy Herrin (part of the Young Vic’s Jerwood Assistant Director Programme 2021, supported by Jerwood Arts).
Her theatre credits as a director include Hedda Gabler by Harriet Madeley and Safe by Alexis Gregory (Reading Rep Theatre), Gigi Star and Her Vocal Cords of Magic by Kit Sinclair (Applecart Arts, 2021), The System by Kit Sinclair (Bill Cashmore Award Finalist 2020 at Lyric, Hammersmith), This Is Not A Protest by Annie Kershaw (Reading Thames Festival), Clever Children by Fergus Church and Sick Dog by Kris Phillips (Rabble Theatre).
Her theatre credits as an assistant director include Jekyll & Hyde by Gary McNair and Dorian by Phoebe Eclair-Powell and Owen Horsley (Reading Rep), Henry II by Beth Flintoff (Rabble Theatre), Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare (Rabble Theatre) and Alby the Penguin Saves Christmas by Helen Eastman (Reading Rep).
Annie studied Drama and Theatre Arts at the University of Birmingham.
Hazel Holder
Voice and Dialect Coach
Hazel Holder
Voice and Dialect Coach
Theatre includes: To Kill a Mockingbird, 2.22, The Glass Menagerie, Cock, Constellations, Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, Get Up Stand Up, Death of a Salesman, Uncle Vanya, Caroline, or Change, Dreamgirls (West End); Blues for an Alabama Sky, Small Island, Trouble in Mind, Rockets & Blue Lights, Death of England: Delroy, Death of England, Nine Night, Angels in America, Barber Shop Chronicles, Les Blancs, Ma Rainey (National Theatre); Jitney (Old Vic); The Doll’s House Part 2, Marys Seacole (Donmar); Pass Over (Kiln); Fairview, The Convert (Young Vic); ear for eye, Poet in Da Corner (Royal Court).
Television includes: The Anansi Boys; The Baby; Small Axe; The Power; In the Long Run.
Film includes: Drift; Aisha (Letitia Wright); The Silent Twins; Ear for Eye; Death on the Nile (Letitia Wright)
Sian Harris
Costume Supervisor
Sian Harris
Costume Supervisor
Sian Harris trained in fashion at the London College of Fashion, but has worked as a costume supervisor for many years. Recent work includes: All’s Well that Ends Well, Venice Preserved, Tartuffe, MacBeth, Coriolanus, Titus Andronicus, Anthony and Cleopatra, Julius Caesar, The Alchemist, Don Quixote, Hecuba, Oppenheimer, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Arden of Faversham, Troilus and Cressida, Richard III, The Merchant of Venice (2011 and 2015), Dunsinane (RSC), Home, Fracked, Way Upstream, Frankie and Johnny, King Lear, Neville’s Island, If Only, Canvas, The Syndicate, Bingo, Wallenstein (Chichester Festival Theatre), The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, Swallows and Amazons, Goodnight Mr Tom (2010, 2012 and 2016) (Children’s Touring Partnership), The Girl on the Train (Duke of York’s Theatre), Don Quixote (Garrick Theatre), King Lear (Old Vic), Neville’s Island (Duke of York Theatre), Speed the Plow (Playhouse Theatre), Other Desert Cities (Old Vic Theatre), The Ladykillers (Vaudeville Theatre), Botticelli in the Fire, Rapture Blister Burn, Longing, Last of the Duchess, Peggy For You (Hampstead Theatre), Swive, Measure for Measure, Julius Caesar (Shakespeare’s Globe)
Lily Mollgaard
Props Supervisor
Lily Mollgaard
Props Supervisor
In the last twenty years Lily has worked on over 270 shows in the West End, on Broadway & beyond. Lily spent 10 years running the props department at Shakespeare Globe and 15 years as Prop Supervisor for Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures which included The Car Man, Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty and The Red Shoes.
Theatre includes: My Neighbour Totoro (RSC Barbican), The Car Man (Royal Albert Hall), Southbury Child, John Gabriel Borkman, Straight Line Crazy, Guys and Dolls (Bridge Theatre), Sleeping Beauty (Matthew Bourne UK Tour), Peaky Blinders (Rambert UK Tour), Tammy Faye (Almeida Theatre), The Lion King (Lyceum Theatre) Jesus Christ Superstar (UK tour and Broadway) Sunset Boulevard, Bombay Dreams (Apollo Victoria Theatre and Broadway), Joseph, Made in Dagenham (Adelphi Theatre) The Producers, Oliver!, Shrek, (Theatre Royal Drury Lane) Miss Saigon (Prince Edward Theatre) Spamalot (Playhouse Theatre) Sister Act (London Palladium) Hairspray (Shaftsbury Theatre), School of Rock (Gillian Lynne Theatre) Wild Duck (Almeida Theatre), Julius Caesar, Night Fall (Bridge Theatre) Company (Gielgud Theatre) and The Pinter Season (One, Two, Five and Six) at The Harold Pinter Theatre (The Jamie Lloyd Theatre Company) Red Shoes (Matthew Bourne)
Evita (Regent’s Park) Blithe Spirit (Theatre Royal Bath) Midsummer Nights Dream (Bridge Theatre), Cyrano de Bergerac (Jamie Lloyd) Leopoldstadt (Sonia Friedman Productions) Prince of Egypt (Dominion Theatre) 9 to 5 (Savoy Theatre) A Number, Beat The Devil, Talking Heads, JS Bach & Sons, Book of Dust (Bridge Theatre) Nutcracker, Midnight Bell (Matthew Bourne) and The Good Life.
Helen Keane
For Campbell Young Associates | Wigs, Hair & Make Up Supervisor
Helen Keane
For Campbell Young Associates | Wigs, Hair & Make Up Supervisor
Campbell Young Associates theatre credits include: Theatre includes: Eureka Day, Into The Woods, Back To The Future, Cinderella, Anything Goes, Get Up Stand Up, All About Eve, Funny Girl, The Light In The Piazza, Rosmersholm, Company, The King & I, St. Joan, City of Angels, One Night in Miami, The Young Chekhov Trilogy, Gypsy, The Bodyguard, (West End). Present Laughter, The Master Builder, High Society, Electra, Sweet Bird of Youth, Richard III, Kiss Me Kate, Inherit the Wind, A Christmas Carol, (Old Vic). Leopoldstadt, To Kill A Mockingbird, Company, TINA – The Tina Turner Musical, The Ferryman, The Girl from the North Country, Farinelli and the King, Groundhog Day, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Matilda, Ghost-The Musical, Billy Elliot (West End/Broadway). A Beautiful Noise, Almost Famous, The Devil Wears Prada (Chicago), Funny Girl, The Music Man, Head Over Heels, Carousel, Three Tall Women, Hello Dolly!, The Crucible, Betrayal, Les Miserables, (Broadway).
Opera includes: Don Carlos, L’enfant et les sortileges (Bolshoi Opera Moscow); Anna Nicole (BAM)
Film includes: Downton Abbey
Television includes: The Gilded Age
Awards: Drama Desk Award 2020 – Outstanding Wig and Hair Design for TINA – The Tina Turner Musical
Ben Glover
Associate Video Designer
Ben Glover
Associate Video Designer
